Organization system, organization process, learning system, memorization process, concept incorporation system, concept incorporation process, and methods of use for understanding general knowledge of important and difficult information

ABSTRACT

An organization system, organization process, learning system, memorization process, concept incorporation system, concept incorporation process, processes, and method of use are presented. More specifically and without limitation, this disclosure relates to a durable and beautiful program and system that will make a user knowledgeable and organized. More specifically and without limitation, this disclosure relates to training medical practitioners such as nurses in the field of nursing. More specifically and without limitation, this disclosure relates to training nursing professionals. More specifically, and without limitation, this disclosure relates to life planning. More specifically, and without limitation, this disclosure relates to providing activities, questions, reference guides, and other activities in a system which provides a unique and systematic manner of remembering difficult concepts and information.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

The present application claims priority to the U.S. Provisional PatentApplication No. 63/072,279 which was filed on Aug. 31, 2020, which ishereby incorporated by reference herein in its entirety, including anyfigures, tables, or drawings.

FIELD OF THE DISCLOSURE

This disclosure relates to a medical specialty organization system,organization process, learning system, memorization process, conceptincorporation system, concept incorporation process, and methods of usefor understanding general knowledge of important and difficultinformation. More specifically and without limitation, this disclosurerelates to a durable and handcrafted tool that will make a userknowledgeable and organized. More specifically and without limitation,this disclosure relates to training medical practitioners such as nursesin the field of nursing. More specifically and without limitation, thisdisclosure relates to training nursing professionals. More specifically,and without limitation, this disclosure relates to life planning. Morespecifically, and without limitation, this disclosure relates toproviding activities, questions, reference guides, and other activitiesin a system which provides a unique and systematic manner of rememberingdifficult concepts and information.

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BACKGROUND OF THE DISCLOSURE

A common issue with high level practice, in any field, is knowledge,exposure and overall the readily available knowledge necessary forvarious tasks. Exposure to everyday practice of any profession creates agap between the novice and the expert. Novices can only become expertsthrough experience, but this experience can be intimidating anddifficult at best, and often can be associated with a painful learningprocess. Additionally, remembering and developing skills can often onlybe remembered once put into practice. In the medical field, this canpotentially mean a lower quality of care for a patient.

One particular field where knowledge, understanding, and skill arenecessary to improve one's skills in the art is the medical field.Medical professionals are subjected to complex tasks involving anoverlapping of a variety of complex human systems. Combine these systemswith historical patient data, environmental effects, and more, and itquickly becomes apparent how complex any single task can be for amedical professional. Inexperienced medical professionals or learningmedical professionals may have difficulty digesting all this informationwhile also learning. Even experienced practitioners are often victims oftheir own subjective analysis.

To complicate matters further, a medical professional, such as a nurse,must go through a difficult medical school, through advanced education.Advanced education, and especially nurse training is very difficult. Thefield is both mentally and physically demanding. Nursing school isgenerally designed to simulate both the mental and physical demands ofthe field. For this reason, organization in lifestyle is key.Furthermore, organization of the training and assimilation of knowledge,large amounts of knowledge and information, is also key to success inlife as a nurse and in training as a nursing student.

To complicate matters further, due to the complexity of tasks associatedwith the medical profession, it has been impossible to develop anobjective means to measure the success of such tasks. Many tasks aredetermined to be successful if they help a patient feel better orimprove upon the lives of a patient. Micro-data or large scale objectivedata is almost impossible to come by. Furthermore, large scale ratingsor ratings for success of a student in harnessing these skills isimpossible to measure. As such, measuring the knowledge gained in schoolcan be difficult and confidence of an individual at various tasks can bedifficult.

Current academic training methods for the medical profession, andparticularly for the art of training medical professionals and trainingmedical professionals in work life balance are very difficult forstudents to learn and may be even more difficult to teach, if taught atall. Furthermore, evaluating how well a student has learned this art maybe inaccurate which results in a poor evaluation of the studentsabilities. Having a true measure of one's abilities is critical toawarding a student for their accomplishments. Thus, a means of improvingteaching, evaluation, and diagnosing is severely needed in the art ofboth teaching and practicing.

So, while there are teaching methods currently being used in the artwhich consist of in class instruction, video instruction, and textbookstudy, these common methods may not be considered real world.Furthermore, these learning methods do not provide a medicalprofessional with what the actual practice of medicine will look like,when intertwined with a work, life balance. Additionally, theseteachings are standalone and do not offer regular supplements for asustained exposure of knowledge much like an intravenous drip over aperiod of time.

Complicating matters further, there are no tools available for a nurseto develop a work life balance and quickly and easily organize complexmedical tasks, school tasks, and the like. The medical profession,nursing in particular, includes complex tasks that include manyvariables and factors which are school dependent on success and gobeyond school, such as work life balance.

Textbooks are not able to simulate a variety of these various factors ina simulation. Thus, learning the diagnostic process in the medicalprofession is extremely difficult for students and teachers in aclassroom setting. For this reason, it usually takes practice, sometimesyears of practice, to harness the skill of work life balance. Thisinvolves memorization and continued practice, quick guides, references,and complex workflow not easily organized, let alone organized andintegrated into a work life balance. Complicating matters further, lessoften do nursing students receive feedback, have any feedback on worklife balance, or does any student have feedback on progress or how tomanage work life balance. Sometimes a student only has the feedback ofinstructors on progress in a particular field. In some cases, it may bethat a student never fully develops the means to be organized andbalance work and life, even as an experienced professional. Furthermore,some tasks may fade from memory after durations of non use or nonpractice.

Thus, it is a primary object of this disclosure to provide anorganization system, organization process, learning system, memorizationprocess, concept incorporation system, concept incorporation process,and methods of use for understanding general knowledge of important anddifficult information. In this way, the an organization system,organization process, learning system, memorization process, conceptincorporation system, concept incorporation process, and methods of usefor understanding general knowledge of important and difficultinformation provides a student with a way to organize, assimilate, andbalance life as a student, as a professional, as a practitioner, andintegrate these roles into their personal life. In this way, a studentor practitioner can learn through a fun environment and/or system whichrewards for learning and creates repetition to master skills whileproviding feedback from easy to access and understand resources. In thisway, progress can be made, objectives learned, concepts retained, andbalance created.

The disclosure herein provides these advantages and others as willbecome clear from the specification and claims provided.

SUMMARY OF THE DISCLOSURE

An organization system, organization process, learning system,memorization process, concept incorporation system, conceptincorporation process, and methods of use for understanding generalknowledge of important and difficult information through interaction andongoing interactions. In this way, the present disclosure provides aninteractive learning environment that allows students to learn medicalskills while balancing work and life. More specifically, the disclosureprovides an organization system, organization process, learning system,memorization process, concept incorporation system, conceptincorporation process, and methods of use for understanding generalknowledge of important and difficult information.

In many circumstances, it takes years to harness and gain experience inthe medical field, especially in the field of nursing. In traditionalpractice the years provide continued exposure which provides expertise.In the disclosure herein, continued exposure is provided over a durationof time. The simulations provided through the complex disclosure andadvancements in technology and systems developed as part of thisdisclosure provides for harnessing these various skills associated withmanaging life as a student, associated with later patient care andperfecting the art of work life balance while providing an objectivelearning tool for use by teachers, students, and professionals.

Thus, the disclosure utilizes a plurality of tools from organizationaltools, to guides, to quick references, to quizzing, to hierarchies tocreate environments, learning scenarios, and life scenarios that providean easy way of organizing and learning.

Thus, it is a primary object of the disclosure to provide anorganization system, organization process, learning system, memorizationprocess, concept incorporation system, concept incorporation process,and methods of use for understanding general knowledge of important anddifficult information.

Another object of the disclosure is to provide an organization system,organization process, learning system, memorization process, conceptincorporation system, concept incorporation process, and methods of usefor understanding general knowledge of important and difficultinformation that introduces core concepts of nursing.

Yet another object of the disclosure is to provide an organizationsystem, organization process, learning system, memorization process,concept incorporation system, concept incorporation process, and methodsof use for understanding general knowledge of important and difficultinformation that introduces core concepts of nursing and puts them intobasic activities.

Another object of the disclosure is to provide an organization system,organization process, learning system, memorization process, conceptincorporation system, concept incorporation process, and methods of usefor understanding general knowledge of important and difficultinformation that helps a user and/or users understand general knowledgeof important and difficult to understand information and/or concepts.

Yet another object of the disclosure is to provide an organizationsystem, organization process, learning system, memorization process,concept incorporation system, concept incorporation process, and methodsof use for understanding general knowledge of important and difficultinformation that is a durable tool for users.

Another object of the disclosure is to provide an organization system,organization process, learning system, memorization process, conceptincorporation system, concept incorporation process, and methods of usefor understanding general knowledge of important and difficultinformation that is handcrafted and provides personal touches.

Yet another object of the disclosure is to provide an organizationsystem, organization process, learning system, memorization process,concept incorporation system, concept incorporation process, and methodsof use for understanding general knowledge of important and difficultinformation that provides for life planning.

Another object of the disclosure is to provide an organization system,organization process, learning system, memorization process, conceptincorporation system, concept incorporation process, and methods of usefor understanding general knowledge of important and difficultinformation that provides relevant activities for a user.

Yet another object of the disclosure is to provide an organizationsystem, organization process, learning system, memorization process,concept incorporation system, concept incorporation process, and methodsof use for understanding general knowledge of important and difficultinformation that provides relevant and regular questions for a user toanswer, and also provides an easy to understand answer and/or feedback.

Another object of the disclosure is to provide an organization system,organization process, learning system, memorization process, conceptincorporation system, concept incorporation process, and methods of usefor understanding general knowledge of important and difficultinformation that provides reference guides.

Yet another object of the disclosure is to provide an organizationsystem, organization process, learning system, memorization process,concept incorporation system, concept incorporation process, and methodsof use for understanding general knowledge of important and difficultinformation that provides friendly feedback and stickers.

Another object of the disclosure is to provide an organization system,organization process, learning system, memorization process, conceptincorporation system, concept incorporation process, and methods of usefor understanding general knowledge of important and difficultinformation that provides drills for understanding difficult concepts.

Yet another object of the disclosure is to provide an organizationsystem, organization process, learning system, memorization process,concept incorporation system, concept incorporation process, and methodsof use for understanding general knowledge of important and difficultinformation that provides references for quick answers.

Another object of the disclosure is to provide an organization system,organization process, learning system, memorization process, conceptincorporation system, concept incorporation process, and methods of usefor understanding general knowledge of important and difficultinformation that provides for yearly based planning.

Yet another object of the disclosure is to provide an organizationsystem, organization process, learning system, memorization process,concept incorporation system, concept incorporation process, and methodsof use for understanding general knowledge of important and difficultinformation that provides for monthly based planning.

Another object of the disclosure is to provide an organization system,organization process, learning system, memorization process, conceptincorporation system, concept incorporation process, and methods of usefor understanding general knowledge of important and difficultinformation that provides for daily planning.

Yet another object of the disclosure is to provide an organizationsystem, organization process, learning system, memorization process,concept incorporation system, concept incorporation process, and methodsof use for understanding general knowledge of important and difficultinformation that provides for budget planning.

Another object of the disclosure is to provide an organization system,organization process, learning system, memorization process, conceptincorporation system, concept incorporation process, and methods of usefor understanding general knowledge of important and difficultinformation that provides productive feedback.

Yet another object of the disclosure is to provide an organizationsystem, organization process, learning system, memorization process,concept incorporation system, concept incorporation process, and methodsof use for understanding general knowledge of important and difficultinformation that provides inspiration.

Another object of the disclosure is to provide an organization system,organization process, learning system, memorization process, conceptincorporation system, concept incorporation process, and methods of usefor understanding general knowledge of important and difficultinformation that provides list making.

Yet another object of the disclosure is to provide an organizationsystem, organization process, learning system, memorization process,concept incorporation system, concept incorporation process, and methodsof use for understanding general knowledge of important and difficultinformation that provides for password saving and organization.

Another object of the disclosure is to provide an organization system,organization process, learning system, memorization process, conceptincorporation system, concept incorporation process, and methods of usefor understanding general knowledge of important and difficultinformation that provides for connection logs.

Yet another object of the disclosure is to provide an organizationsystem, organization process, learning system, memorization process,concept incorporation system, concept incorporation process, and methodsof use for understanding general knowledge of important and difficultinformation that provides for grade tracking.

Another object of the disclosure is to provide an organization system,organization process, learning system, memorization process, conceptincorporation system, concept incorporation process, and methods of usefor understanding general knowledge of important and difficultinformation that provides for a plurality of tabs.

Yet another object of the disclosure is to provide an organizationsystem, organization process, learning system, memorization process,concept incorporation system, concept incorporation process, and methodsof use for understanding general knowledge of important and difficultinformation that provides for medical evaluation simulation.

Another object of the disclosure is to provide an organization system,organization process, learning system, memorization process, conceptincorporation system, concept incorporation process, and methods of usefor understanding general knowledge of important and difficultinformation that provides medical evaluation simulation and varioustreatment and diagnosis explanations.

Yet another object of the disclosure is to provide an organizationsystem, organization process, learning system, memorization process,concept incorporation system, concept incorporation process, and methodsof use for understanding general knowledge of important and difficultinformation that provides for note taking.

Another object of the disclosure is to provide an organization system,organization process, learning system, memorization process, conceptincorporation system, concept incorporation process, and methods of usefor understanding general knowledge of important and difficultinformation that provides a plurality of tools for nursing school.

Yet another object of the disclosure is to provide an organizationsystem, organization process, learning system, memorization process,concept incorporation system, concept incorporation process, and methodsof use for understanding general knowledge of important and difficultinformation that provides a plurality of tools and systems for work lifebalance planning and organizing.

Another object of the disclosure is to provide an organization system,organization process, learning system, memorization process, conceptincorporation system, concept incorporation process, and methods of usefor understanding general knowledge of important and difficultinformation that provides for development of professional nursingskills.

Yet another object of the disclosure is to provide an organizationsystem, organization process, learning system, memorization process,concept incorporation system, concept incorporation process, and methodsof use for understanding general knowledge of important and difficultinformation that is capable of computing tasks based on timing andorganization.

Another object of the disclosure is to provide an organization system,organization process, learning system, memorization process, conceptincorporation system, concept incorporation process, and methods of usefor understanding general knowledge of important and difficultinformation that is capable of computing feedback.

Yet another object of the disclosure is to provide an organizationsystem, organization process, learning system, memorization process,concept incorporation system, concept incorporation process, and methodsof use for understanding general knowledge of important and difficultinformation that provides feedback and real time analysis.

Another object of the disclosure is to provide an organization system,organization process, learning system, memorization process, conceptincorporation system, concept incorporation process, and methods of usefor understanding general knowledge of important and difficultinformation that provides information displays.

Yet another object of the disclosure is to provide an organizationsystem, organization process, learning system, memorization process,concept incorporation system, concept incorporation process, and methodsof use for understanding general knowledge of important and difficultinformation that provides a feedback board.

Another object of the disclosure is to provide an organization system,organization process, learning system, memorization process, conceptincorporation system, concept incorporation process, and methods of usefor understanding general knowledge of important and difficultinformation that provides encouragement boards for interaction ofcohorts.

Yet another object of the disclosure is to provide an organizationsystem, organization process, learning system, memorization process,concept incorporation system, concept incorporation process, and methodsof use for understanding general knowledge of important and difficultinformation that provides a database of shared experiences.

Another object of the disclosure is to provide an organization system,organization process, learning system, memorization process, conceptincorporation system, concept incorporation process, and methods of usefor understanding general knowledge of important and difficultinformation that is customizable.

Yet another object of the disclosure is to provide an organizationsystem, organization process, learning system, memorization process,concept incorporation system, concept incorporation process, and methodsof use for understanding general knowledge of important and difficultinformation that can be implemented and/or adopted with relative ease.

Another object of the disclosure is to provide an organization system,organization process, learning system, memorization process, conceptincorporation system, concept incorporation process, and methods of usefor understanding general knowledge of important and difficultinformation that incorporates a plurality of application programminginterfaces for various functionality.

Yet another object of the disclosure is to provide an organizationsystem, organization process, learning system, memorization process,concept incorporation system, concept incorporation process, and methodsof use for understanding general knowledge of important and difficultinformation that is easy and fun to use.

Another object of the disclosure is to provide an organization system,organization process, learning system, memorization process, conceptincorporation system, concept incorporation process, and methods of usefor understanding general knowledge of important and difficultinformation that provides feedback and trends and can display trends toaid in organization and understanding.

Yet another object of the disclosure is to provide an organizationsystem, organization process, learning system, memorization process,concept incorporation system, concept incorporation process, and methodsof use for understanding general knowledge of important and difficultinformation that is user friendly.

Another object of the disclosure is to provide an organization system,organization process, learning system, memorization process, conceptincorporation system, concept incorporation process, and methods of usefor understanding general knowledge of important and difficultinformation that is intuitive.

These and other objects, features, or advantages of the presentdisclosure will become apparent from the specification and claims.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an organization system, organizationprocess, learning system, memorization process, concept incorporationsystem, concept incorporation process, processes, and method of use; theview showing the system and a user; the view showing various componentsof the system a user interacts with; the view showing a planner as arepresentation of a hard copy or physical component; the view showing agraphical user interface and/or online component.

FIG. 2 is a an organization system, organization process, learningsystem, memorization process, concept incorporation system, conceptincorporation process, processes, and method of use; the view showingthe system and a user; the view showing various components of the systema user interacts with; the view showing a planner as a representation ofa hard copy or physical component; the view showing a graphical userinterface and/or online component; the view showing various layoutsassociated with both hard copy and online interactions.

FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an organization system, organizationprocess, learning system, memorization process, concept incorporationsystem, concept incorporation process, processes, and method of use; theview showing the system and a user; the view showing various componentsof the system a user interacts with; the view showing a planner as arepresentation of a hard copy or physical component; the view showing agraphical user interface and/or online component; the view showingvarious pages and items tracked.

FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an organization system, organizationprocess, learning system, memorization process, concept incorporationsystem, concept incorporation process, processes, and method of use; theview showing the system and a user; the view showing various componentsof the system a user interacts with; the view showing a planner as arepresentation of a hard copy or physical component; the view showing agraphical user interface and/or online component; the view showingvarious interaction features.

FIG. 5 is a diagram showing an organization system, organizationprocess, learning system, memorization process, concept incorporationsystem, concept incorporation process, processes, and method of use; theview showing the system and a user; the view showing various componentsof the system a user interacts with; the view showing a planner as arepresentation of a hard copy or physical component; the view showing agraphical user interface and/or online component; the view showingvarious features interacting with the monthly layout.

FIG. 6 is a diagram showing an organization system, organizationprocess, learning system, memorization process, concept incorporationsystem, concept incorporation process, processes, and method of use; theview showing the system and a user; the view showing various componentsof the system a user interacts with; the view showing a planner as arepresentation of a hard copy or physical component; the view showing agraphical user interface and/or online component; the view showingvarious features interacting with the weekly views.

FIG. 7 is a diagram showing an organization system, organizationprocess, learning system, memorization process, concept incorporationsystem, concept incorporation process, processes, and method of use; theview showing the system and a user; the view showing various componentsof the system a user interacts with; the view showing a planner as arepresentation of a hard copy or physical component; the view showing agraphical user interface and/or online component; the view showinggamification elements linked to the activity page features.

FIG. 8 is a diagram showing an organization system, organizationprocess, learning system, memorization process, concept incorporationsystem, concept incorporation process, processes, and method of use; theview showing the core concepts and features associated with the coreconcepts.

FIG. 9 is a diagram showing an organization system, organizationprocess, learning system, memorization process, concept incorporationsystem, concept incorporation process, processes, and method of use; theview showing the budget; the view showing features of the budget; theview showing various secondary elements of budget and representation ofa budget to a user.

FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an organization system, organizationprocess, learning system, memorization process, concept incorporationsystem, concept incorporation process, processes, and method of use; theview showing a life organization feature; the view showing variouselements of the life organization feature and interactions of theseelements.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE DISCLOSURE

In the following detailed description, reference is made to theaccompanying drawings which form a part hereof, and in which is shown byway of illustration specific embodiments in which the disclosure may bepracticed. These embodiments are described in sufficient detail toenable those skilled in the art to practice the disclosure, and it is tobe understood that other embodiments may be utilized and thatmechanical, procedural, and other changes may be made without departingfrom the spirit and scope of the disclosure(s). The following detaileddescription is, therefore, not to be taken in a limiting sense, and thescope of the disclosure(s) is defined only by the appended claims, alongwith the full scope of equivalents to which such claims are entitled.

As used herein, the terminology such as vertical, horizontal, top,bottom, front, back, end, sides and the like are referenced according tothe views, pieces and figures presented. It should be understood,however, that the terms are used only for purposes of description, andare not intended to be used as limitations. Accordingly, orientation ofan object or a combination of objects may change without departing fromthe scope of the disclosure.

Reference throughout this specification to “one embodiment,” “anembodiment,” “one example,” or “an example” means that a particularfeature, structure, or characteristic described in connection with theembodiment or example is included in at least one embodiment of thepresent disclosure. Thus, the appearance of the phrases “in oneembodiment,” “in an embodiment,” “one example,” or “an example” invarious places throughout this specification are not necessarily allreferring to the same embodiment or example. Furthermore, the particularfeatures, structures, databases, or characteristics may be combined inany suitable combinations and/or sub-combinations in one or moreembodiments or examples. In addition, it should be appreciated that thefigures provided herewith are for explanation purposes to personsordinarily skilled in the art and that the drawings are not necessarilydrawn to scale.

Embodiments in accordance with the present disclosure may be embodied asan apparatus, method, or computer program product. Accordingly, thepresent disclosure may take the form of an entirely hardware-comprisedembodiment, an entirely software-comprised embodiment (includingfirmware, resident software, micro-code, etc.), or an embodimentcombining software and hardware aspects that may all generally bereferred to herein as a “circuit,” “module,” or “system.” Furthermore,embodiments of the present disclosure may take the form of a computerprogram product embodied in any tangible medium.

Any combination of one or more computer-usable or computer-readablemedia may be utilized. For example, a computer-readable medium mayinclude one or more of a portable computer removable drive, a hard disk,a random access memory (RAM) device, a read-only memory (ROM) device, anerasable programmable read-only memory (EPROM or Flash memory) device, aportable compact disc read-only memory (CDROM), an optical storagedevice, and a magnetic storage device. Computer program code forcarrying out operations of the present disclosure may be written in anycombination of one or more programming languages. Such code may becompiled from source code to computer-readable assembly language ormachine code, or virtual code, or framework code suitable for thedisclosure herein, or machine code suitable for the device or computeron which the code will be executed.

Embodiments may also be implemented in cloud computing environments. Inthis description and the following claims, “cloud computing” may bedefined as a model for enabling ubiquitous, convenient, on-demandnetwork access to a shared pool of configurable computing resources(e.g., networks, servers, storage, applications, and services) that canbe rapidly provisioned via virtualization and released with minimalmanagement effort or service provider interaction and then scaledaccordingly. A cloud model can be composed of various characteristics(e.g., on-demand self-service, broad network access, resource pooling,rapid elasticity, and measured service), service models (e.g., Softwareas a Service (“Saas”), Platform as a Service (“PaaS”), andInfrastructure as a Service (“IaaS”)), and deployment models (e.g.,private cloud, community cloud, public cloud, and hybrid cloud).

The flowchart and block diagrams in the attached figures illustrate thearchitecture, functionality, and operation of possible implementationsof systems, methods, and computer program products according to variousembodiments of the present disclosure. In this regard, each block in theflowchart or block diagrams may represent a module, segment, or portionof code, which comprises one or more executable instructions forimplementing the specified logical function(s). It will also be notedthat each block of the block diagrams and/or flowchart illustrations,and combinations of blocks in the block diagrams and/or flowchartillustrations, may be implemented by special purpose hardware-basedsystems that perform the specified functions or acts, or combinations ofspecial purpose hardware and computer instructions. These computerprogram instructions may also be stored in a computer-readable mediumthat can direct a computer or other programmable data processingapparatus to function in a particular manner, such that the instructionsstored in the computer-readable medium produce an article of manufactureincluding instruction means which implement the function/act specifiedin the flowchart and/or block diagram block or blocks.

Organization system, organization process, learning system, memorizationprocess, concept incorporation system, concept incorporation process,(also known as “organization system”, or “learning system”, or“education system”, or “core concept system”, or “training system”, or“simulation system”, and “diagnostic system”, or simply “system”),process, and method of use is configured to provide an immersivelearning and organization tool which aids a user in memorizing keyconcepts while also organizing and learning life planning skills.

In this way, the present disclosure provides an interactive learningenvironment that allows students to learn medical skills, especiallynursing skills. More specifically, the disclosure provides a realisticlearning environment for nursing school which focuses on key concepts asare needed for success in nursing school. More specifically, the presentdisclosure provides a virtual, interactive, immersive learningenvironment that aids in the complex learning of medical terminology,nursing tasks, and human health. Furthermore, the disclosure providesall of these tools and learning functionality in addition to providinglife organization, including but not limited to, budgeting, dailyplanning, weekly planning, monthly planning, yearly planning, and thelike. These medical diagnoses and planning are a complex part of anurse's day life which requires extensive readily available human healthknowledge and long hours while also balancing a budget and planning.

In one way, and in one aspect of the disclosure, an interactivetechnology is utilized. In the arrangement shown, as one example, theorganization and learning system is a visualization system whichincludes both video and audio devices, which are interactive. In onearrangement, virtual reality is used. Virtual reality is often a termused to describe a holographic display type configured to display avirtual environment which appears to be three-dimensional to a user.This environment can often be interacted with by a user through sensorsand other control instruments. The computing device deployed to createand help a user interact with the organization and learning system isoften coupled to other systems and devices herein, such as a smartdevice, a smart phone, a tablet, and sometimes an audio device.

Embodiments of the present disclosure include an organization system,organization process, learning system, memorization process, conceptincorporation system, concept incorporation process, and methods of usefor learning core concepts related to nursing while also organizingpersonal life and balancing personal life with nursing school. Theembodiments herein include questions and answers and a number of otherunique tools for learning core concepts and learning and engaging withorganization and planning skills.

The embodiments disclosed herein store information gathered and/or datain a comprehensive database containing a myriad of information about thehistorical data, environmental data, occupational data, personal assets,personal schedule, scheduling databases, and such as nursing input andsimilar tools for similar tasks to determine the needs of each studentand/or nurse.

Furthermore, an organization system, organization process, learningsystem, memorization process, concept incorporation system, conceptincorporation process, and methods of use, for the first time, allows anurse and/or nursing student to simulate real world experiences.

System:

With reference to the figures, an organization system, organizationprocess, learning system, memorization process, concept incorporationsystem, concept incorporation process, processes, and method of use ispresented (hereafter known as “medical specialty planner”, “organizationsystem”, or “learning system”, or “education system”, or “core conceptsystem”, or “training system”, or “simulation system”, and “diagnosticsystem”, or simply “system”).

Organization system, organization process, learning system, memorizationprocess, concept incorporation system, concept incorporation process,processes, and method of use 10 is formed of any suitable size, shapeand design. In the arrangement shown, as one example, system 10, whichmay comprise remote servers, databases, application servers, applicationdatabases, application programming interfaces, product databases, mobileapplications, simulators, and/or computers that fulfill the functionsdisclosed herein, also includes, in the embodiment depicted, a graphicaluser interface, a user, a simulator system, a computer system, aplurality of application server, and a cloud computing system, amongother components.

Additionally, and in the arrangement shown, as one example, system 10also includes a planner 12, a cover 14, a plurality of identificationpages 15—including but not limited to phone number identification,address identification, email identification, facebook identifiers,instagram identifiers, among other identifying information—as well asinner pages 16, a plurality of tabs 17, thank you notices 18, stickers19, a monthly layout 20, a weekly views feature 40, a plurality ofactivity pages 60, a plurality of core concepts 80, a habit tracker 100,a budget feature 120, a plurality of coloring pages 140, at least onequick reference guide 180, and a life organizing system 200, among otherfeatures, components, and functionality.

User: In the arrangement shown, as one example, system 10 includes auser 11. User 11 may be any user of system 10. In the arrangement shown,as one example, a user 11 is a medical professional. More specifically,and without limitation, in the arrangement shown as one example, user 11is a nursing student in nursing school and/or a practicing nurse and/ora registered nurse and/or a nurse practitioner.

In the arrangements, processes, and methods described herein, a user 11,is a nursing student or nurse. This is for example purposes only and forease of describing the disclosure, processes, and methods. A user 11 mayalso be, but is not limited to, any medical practitioner includingnurses, physicians assistants, doctors, students, teachers, anycombination of users and the like, another student whether a lawstudent, and other advanced degree students. For example, herein, whenreferring to a user 11, a user 11 may be a group of students learningfrom a teacher in a traditional classroom like approach but within thevirtual world. Furthermore, a user 11 may also include other areas ofpractice such as dentists or optometrists and professionals that makedecisions. For these reasons a user 11 may be any person or group ofpeople navigating or working within the system 10 and/or graphical userinterface of the system 10, and or exercising the methods or processesherein.

Planner Platform:

In the arrangement shown, as one example, system 10 includes a planner12 (also known as “planner platform”). Planner 12 is formed of anysuitable size, shape, and design and is configured as the main immersivesystem in which a user interacts. In this way, the planner systemprovides a single interface for a user to go for organizing, planningfuture events, planning budgets, and the like. Said another way, theplanner 12 provides a simple, visual way for a user to organize work andlife.

Additionally, the planner 12 contains a number of other features andfunctionality for learning core concepts in nursing, for memorizing coreconcepts in nursing, for having access to quick reference guides, forplanning yearly scheduling, for planning monthly scheduling, forplanning yearly scheduling, for planning budgets, and the like. Eachplanner platform 12 is designed to be customized and/or tailored to aunique user or set of users such that goals for an individual can beachieved. Said another way, each planner platform provides forcustomization of goals and planning while also providing a fun and easymeans for a user goal setting and goal achieving.

Cover:

In the arrangement shown, as one example, system 10 and/or plannerplatform 12 includes a cover 14. Cover 14 is formed of any suitablesize, shape, and design and is configured to provide a fun, engagingintroduction to a user wishing to use the system.

Additionally, and in an alternative embodiment, cover 14 may function asa landing page and/or may serve as a login page where a user can entercredentials to gain access to that user's customized system 10. In thearrangement shown, as one example, the cover 14 may include logincredentials such as a username and password. Additionally, and in oneembodiment, the cover page 14 may also include a logo and/or acustomized picture or plurality of pictures. Additionally, the cover 14may also include unique art designs and the like.

In the arrangement shown, as one example, a cover 14 can be customizedby a user but is generally left as a cover 14. In this way, a user candecide what information may be displayed on a cover 14 and/or cover page14. A user may desire to have upcoming events and/or critical upcomingevents displayed on their cover 14. Additionally, a cover 14 may includea pop quiz question at the time of login for helping users remember coreconcepts. In this way, the pop quiz question may require an answerbefore a user can proceed. These and other features for a cover 14 arehereby contemplated for use.

Identification Pages:

In the arrangement shown, as one example, system 10 includes a pluralityof identification pages 15. The plurality of identification pages 15(also known as “identification cards”, or “contact pages”, or simply“contacts”) is formed of any suitable size, shape, and design and isconfigured to provide a unique place for a user to store informationrelated to contacts one makes professionally, in the nursing field, innursing school, and the like. In this way, a user can make contacts,store these contacts in unique locations, and recall unique groups. Forexample, a user may wish to create a group of contacts for a groupproject, or for a unique class, so the contact feature 15 and groupingfeature 15 allows a user to do this.

In the arrangement shown, a contact 15 or identification page mayinclude a phone identification number, an address, an email, a facebookpage link, an instagram account link, among other identifiers.

Inner Pages:

In the arrangement shown, as one example, system 10 includes a pluralityof inner pages 16. Inner pages 16 are formed of any suitable number,size, shape, and design and may be customized by a user. Inner pages 16are configured as the main interaction pages that provide a plurality offeatures from weekly planning, to monthly planning, to yearly planning,to budget planning, to note taking, to core concept memorization toolsand features, to quizzes, to question and answers, and the like. Theinner pages 16 and the various functionality of the inner pages 16 arefurther discussed herein.

Plurality of Tabs:

In the arrangement shown, as one example, system 10 and/or inner pages16 includes a plurality of tabs 17. Plurality of tabs 17 (or simply“tabs”) are formed of any suitable size, shape, and design and can becustomized by a user. Plurality of tabs 17 are a means for a user toquickly jump from a page to another page in a way that makes accessinginformation easy and fun. The plurality of tabs 17 are further discussedherein.

In an alternative embodiment, the plurality of tabs 17 are equipped withmachine learning such that a system highlights a tab which is needednext or regularly accessed within a predetermined and changing set ofrules. In this way, the plurality of tabs 17 can be more easily used andaccessible for a user. For example, if a user is engaging in questionand answer, after the question tab is highlighted or amplified by auser, then the question tab is accessed, the system might highlightand/or amplify the questions tab. In this way, a user can move moreswiftly and easily to access information and/or store information and/ordata as is needed to make the most of system 10.

Monthly Layout:

In the arrangement shown, system 10, and more specifically inner pages16 includes a monthly layout feature 20. Monthly layout feature 20 isformed of any suitable size, shape, and design and may be customized bya user. In the arrangement shown, as one example, monthly layout feature20 is configured to provide a user with a monthly calendar-likeinterface. In this way, a user can quickly add, remove, modify, and/orreview activities, goals, deadlines, important items over the durationof a month and in a monthly view with each day of the month labeled andeach number labeled.

In the arrangement shown, as one example, a plurality of boxes aredisplayed which correspond to each day of the month. In this way, a usercan quickly view information coming up that month and can quicklyunderstand important dates and/or other important information. In thearrangement shown, as one example, a user can add tasks, budgetingitems, deadlines, and the like to any calendar day. Furthermore, a usercan highlight, strikethrough, and manipulate individual entries. Theseand other forms of highlighting and manipulating are hereby contemplatedfor use.

In the arrangement shown, as one example, monthly layout feature 20includes, but is not limited to a plurality of identifiers 22, a title24, a plurality of monthly titles 26, a date layout 28, a plurality ofcertifications 30, a plurality of important dates feature 32, an examsfeature 34, an encouragement feature 36, and a goals feature 38, amongother components, features, and functionality.

Weekly Views Feature:

In the arrangement shown, system 10, and more specifically inner pages16 includes a weekly layout feature 40. Monthly layout feature 40 isformed of any suitable size, shape, and design and may be customized bya user. In the arrangement shown, as one example, weekly layout feature40 is configured to provide a user with a weekly calendar likeinterface. In this way, a user can quickly add, remove, modify, and/orreview activities, goals, deadlines, important items over the durationof a month and in a weekly view with each day of the week labeled andeach number labeled.

In the arrangement shown, as one example, a plurality of boxes aredisplayed which correspond to each day of the week. In this way, a usercan quickly view information coming up that week and can quicklyunderstand important dates, fun dates, and/or other importantinformation. In the arrangement shown, as one example, a user can addtasks, budgeting items, deadlines, and the like to any calendar day.Furthermore, a user can highlight, strikethrough, and manipulateindividual entries. These and other forms of highlighting andmanipulating are hereby contemplated for use.

In the arrangement shown, as one example, monthly layout feature 20includes, but is not limited to a days feature 41, a plurality ofidentifiers 42, a numbers feature 43, a title 44, a notes feature 45, aplurality of weekly titles 46, a learning lessons feature 47, a datelayout 48, a weekly pop up questions feature 49, a plurality ofcertifications 50, a questions feature 51, a plurality of importantdates feature 52, an answers feature 53, an exams feature 54, a diagramsfeature 55, an encouragement feature 56, and a goals feature 58, amongother components, features, and functionality.

Daily Views Feature:

In the arrangement shown, system 10, and more specifically inner pages16 may also include a daily layout feature. Daily layout feature isformed of any suitable size, shape, and design and may be customized bya user. In the arrangement shown, as one example, daily layout featureis configured to provide a user with a daily calendar like interface. Inthis way, a user can quickly add, remove, modify, and/or reviewactivities, goals, deadlines, important items over the duration of a dayand in a daily view with each day and time of events during that daylabeled and each number labeled.

In the arrangement shown, as one example, a plurality of boxes aredisplayed which correspond to each day and time of the day. In this way,a user can quickly view information coming up that day and at what timethe event occurs and can quickly understand important dates, times,deadlines for the day, fun dates, and/or other important information. Inthe arrangement shown, as one example, a user can add tasks, budgetingitems, deadlines, and the like to any calendar day. Furthermore, a usercan highlight, strikethrough, and manipulate individual entries. Theseand other forms of highlighting and manipulating are hereby contemplatedfor use.

In the arrangement shown, as one example, daily layout feature includes,but is not limited to a date and time feature, a plurality ofidentifiers, a numbers feature, a title, a notes feature, a plurality ofday titles, a learning lessons feature, a date layout, a time layout, adaily pop up questions feature, a plurality of certifications, aquestions feature, an answers feature, a plurality of important timesfeature, an exams feature, a diagrams feature, an encouragement feature,and a goals feature, among other components, features, andfunctionality.

Activity Pages:

In the arrangement shown, as one example, system 10 and morespecifically inner pages 16 includes an activity pages feature 60.Activity pages feature 60 (also known as “activity feature”, or“learning feature”, or “engagement feature”) is formed of any suitablesize, shape, and design and is configured to provide an interactivefeature which a user engages in a stimulus and provides answers and getsfeedback. In one arrangement, this feedback feature may be in the formof questions and answers. This includes, but is not limited to multiplechoice questionnaires and like.

In the arrangement shown, as one example, the activity pages 60 includesvarious stimulus and responses that are not limited to questions 62 andanswers 64. These other stimuli 61 may include filling in diagrams 66with information 68, telling whether a vital sign is in a desired range,identifying certain abnormal activity within a patient, and the like.These activity pages 60 can also be customized by a user based on desire70 and skill level 72. Furthermore, the activity pages 60 in analternative embodiment are set with machine learning capabilities toadjust to different knowledge levels of a user.

Additionally, and in an alternative embodiment, activity pages, includesa live person for response and questions. This live person may beavailable through a video chat, a messaging feature, and the like. Inthe arrangement shown, as one example, the live person is an experiencednurse readily available to answer questions and provide guidance both innursing as associated with key concepts, practice, and the like.Additionally, and in another embodiment, the live person may be afinancial expert available to help with balancing budgets, managingfunds, and the like. Additionally, and in another embodiment, the liveperson may be a coach and/or teacher so as to help with specificcoursework and/or a larger goal of work life balance and providingpointers and the like.

In an alternative embodiment, activity pages 60 include a gamificationelement 78. Gamification element 78 is formed of any suitable size,shape, and design and is configured to provide psychologicalencouragement and engagement. In this way, the gamification elements 78of system 10 encourage a user to keep using system 10 by providingawards, badges, and other stimuli. Additionally, gamification mayprovide lights and other encouraging and fun activities which entice auser and aid a user in gaining knowledge and having fun.

Core Concepts:

In the arrangement shown, as one example, system 10 includes a coreconcepts feature 80. Core concepts feature 80 is formed of any suitablesize, shape, and design and is configured to aid a user in learning andmemorizing core concepts 80 as the concepts relate to the particularfield. In the arrangement shown, as one example core concepts 80 areconcepts that are desired to be learned and/or memorized in nursingschool. Some examples of core concepts 80 include but are not limitedto, human concepts, environmental concepts, health concepts, nursingconcepts and the like.

In the arrangement shown, as one example, core concepts 80 include, butare not limited to some of the following features, understanding 82,fillable forms 84, information 86, a plurality of diagrams 88, and aplurality of illustrations 90, among other concepts, learning features,components, and functionality.

Habit Tracker:

In the arrangement shown, as one example, system 10 also includes ahabit tracker 100. Habit tracker 100 is specially designed to provideencouragement and tracking of habits such as uses, questions andanswers, and other frequency data and tracking that may be encouraginginformation to a user. In an alternative embodiment, habit tracker 100is also incorporated into a gamification element.

Budget System:

In the arrangement shown, as one example, system 10 includes a budgetsystem and/or budget feature 120. Budget feature 120 is formed of anysuitable size, shape, and design, and may be customized by a user.Budget feature 120 is configured to provide a simple tool such that auser can plan and track budget and provide constraints on budget.

In the arrangement shown, as one example, budget feature 120 includes amonthly budget planning feature 121, a weekly budget planning feature122, a daily budget planning feature 123, an income 124, a wages feature126, a loan feature 128, an other income feature 130, a calculatorfeature 131, a total budget calculation 132, a planned budgetcalculation 134, and an actual 136, among other features components andfunctionality. In an alternative embodiment, budget feature 120 is alsoincorporated into a gamification element.

Coloring Feature:

In the arrangement shown, as one example, system 10 includes a coloringfeature 140. Coloring feature 140 (also known as “coloring pages”, or“coloring elements”) are formed of any suitable, size, shape, and designand are configured to provide a fun and easy interaction for a user suchthat a user can engage with core concepts and other activity pages in acreative and fun way. In this way, the learning of core concepts and/orother information is made more easily with a coloring feature. Also, inthis way, a user can engage in a fun and relaxing activity, expressingcreativity and the like. In this way, a user can learn and relax at thesame time. In an alternative embodiment, coloring feature 140 is alsoincorporated into a gamification element.

Reference Guides:

In the arrangement shown, as one example, system 10 includes a pluralityof reference guides 180. Reference guides 180 (also known as “quickreference guides”, or “quick guides”, or “reference guides feature”) isformed of any suitable size, shape, and design and may be customized byor to a user for a given field. Quick reference guides 180 areconfigured to provide reference guides that provide critical informationfor a given field. In nursing, these quick reference guides need to beeasily accessible for the fast paced life of nursing which involvesquick decisions that can have dramatic effects on human health. Quickreference guides 180 are configured to provide quick access to variousinformation in an easily accessible manner such that a nurse can haveneeded information at their fingertips.

Life Organization System:

In the arrangement shown, as one example, system 10 also includes agrade tracking system 200 as part of the life organization system. Gradetracking system 200 is formed of any suitable size, shape, and designand is configured to provide an easy grade tracking and calculationsystem. In this way, the grades of any nursing course and/or course canbe easily tracked. In an alternative embodiment, grade tracking feature200 is also incorporated into a gamification element.

Graphical User Interface:

In the arrangement shown, as one example, system 10 includes a graphicaluser interface 13 (or “Interface”, “Simulator”, “Learning Interface”, orsimply “Interface”). Graphical user interface 11 is formed of anysuitable size, shape, and design and is configured as the primaryinterface for which a user 11 interacts dynamically with system 10.Graphical user interface is not limited to an electronic and/ortouchscreen interaction but also includes various interactive featuresthat can be performed on a computer screen, a portable computing device,and/or a handheld mobile device and/or through a physical planner in thereal world.

In this way, and disclosed herein, the graphical user interface 11 is auniquely designed space for educational purposes in the medical fieldand/or a uniquely designed space for planning and work life balance, viasetting goals and the like. More specifically, and without limitation,the graphical user interface 11 is designed to educate students andmedical practitioners in the art of nursing practice and throughoutlife. In this way, students or practitioners can learn how to create awork life balance while integrating a new field of learning and/orpractice into their daily lives.

Computer System:

In the arrangement shown, as one example, system 10 includes a computersystem 300. Computer system 300 (or “computing device”) is formed of anysuitable size, shape, and design and configured to process and storedata related to the system 10. Additionally, computer system 300 isconfigured to provide real-time calculations, processes, and updates tosystem 10 while providing storage and historical data in variousdatabases.

In one arrangement, as is shown, system 10 includes a computing deviceconnected with electronic network and/or database and/or server or cloudand includes a processor, memory, a microcontroller, a circuit board, amobile computing device, a microprocessor, a receiver and/ortransceiver, and an antenna, among other components. Computing devicesmay be formed of any computing device capable of displaying andmanipulating data in the manners described herein. Computing devices mayinclude for example a desktop computer, a laptop computer, a tablet,smart phone, or any other computing device or other interactive device.

Said another way, a computing device is configured to provide for themain off-board computing processing and implementation of computerhandling of data from data gathering performed within the environment.The data processing may include, but is not limited to, artificialintelligence of sorting and organizing images gathered which may includestitching and object recognition. In the arrangement shown, as oneexample, a computing device may include both an onboard computer deviceand an off-board computer, among other computing components and/orfeatures.

Computing device may be a single consolidated component, oralternatively, computing device may be formed of a plurality ofinterconnected components that may be co-located or located at differentgeographic locations. Computing devices may be cloud based or it may behardware based. In addition, the connected components of a computingdevice including processor, memory, software and interactive userdisplay, may be co-located with a computing device or located atdifferent geographic locations. That is, a computing device may be madeof any form of a device or system that individually or collectivelyperforms the computing operations of the system 10.

Printed Circuit Board: In the arrangement shown, as one example, system10 includes a printed circuit board (“PCB”). Printed circuit board isformed of any suitable size, shape and design and is configured tofacilitate carrying and/or holding other components and/or partsnecessary to carry out various computation and/or related functions ofsystem 10. PCB, as one example, might be a surface mounted printedcircuit board or a through-hole printed circuit board and/or anothertype of circuit board. Printed circuit board, as one example, is greenand facilitates connecting the components and/or parts of system 10 bythe use of traces and or vias. Traces are formed of any suitable size,shape and design and are configured as lines electrically connecting thecomponents and/or parts of system 10. Vias are formed of any suitablesize, shape and design and are configured as holes that connect layersof traces together. Generally, as in shown, traces and vias are solderedto connect the components and/or parts to the printed circuit board.

In an alternative embodiment, system 10 may not include an onboardcomputer device, but instead houses only a receiver and/or transceiverfor sending and/or receiving information which is both sensed and/orinformation which is sensed and/or captured by the image capturingdevices of system 10. In this way, system 10 may be connected to amobile computing device via a bluetooth connection, a directionconnection, or other connections which provide a means of receivingand/or sending communications.

Microprocessor: Microprocessor is any computing device that receives andprocesses information and outputs commands according to instructionsstored in memory. Memory is any form of information storage such asflash memory, RAM memory, a hard drive, or any other form of memory.Memory may be included as a part of or operably connected to amicroprocessor. A receiver/transceiver is connected to a microprocessor.A receiver is used if one way communication is utilized, whereas atransceiver is used if two-way communication is utilized (hereinafter“transceiver”). Receiver/transceiver is connected with an antenna, suchas a monopole antenna, a loop antenna, a fractal antenna, or any otherform of an antenna. Antenna receives wireless signals from any otherdevice, transmits these signals to receiver/transceiver which processesthese signals and then transmits these processed signals tomicroprocessor which processes these signals according to instructionsstored in memory. In one arrangement, system 10 re-transmits operatingcommands signals through receiver/transceiver so as to similarly controlover-the-air communication. Communication is any form of wirelesssignals, or wired signals, through the air, such as a conventionalremote signal, a cell phone, a wireless device, an Internet connecteddevice, a hard-wired device, or any other device capable of transmittingremote control signals.

Memory: In the arrangement shown, as an example, system 10 includes amemory. Memory may be formed of any suitable size, shape and design andis configured to facilitate selective storage and retrieval of data(including data) in association with computing device, processor,software and interactive user display. Memory may be a single component,such as a single chip or drive or other memory device, or alternativelymemory may be formed of a plurality of memory or storage components thatare connected to one another that may be co-located or located atdifferent geographic locations.

In addition to the above identified features, options, controls, andcomponents, computing system may also include a plurality of cables, amobile computing device, an application, a case, a case charger, orcharging cord, a rechargeable battery or rechargeable power source, asystem dock, among other options, controls, and components.

Application Server:

In the arrangement shown, as one example, system 10 comprises remoteservers, databases, and/or computers that fulfill the functionsdisclosed and described herein. In the embodiment depicted, system 10includes, among other computing processing systems, an applicationserver. Application server comprises one or more computer systemsadapted to transmit and receive data regarding selected datasets relatedto various users and/or datasets related to multiple users. Applicationserver is adapted to a query database with unique identification codesto retrieve a list of brand and/or product and/or license rules relatedto various users. Application server may transmit product data relatedto layers and rules with respect to a single user and/or multiple usersand/or multiple users associated with the same account, including butnot limited to, a group of students, teachers, and/or physicians.Application server is also adapted to query a patient database. Thisquery includes receiving and sending patient identification codes andpatient data. Additionally, the application server may communicate witha mobile application, which is adapted to present the patientinformation in a form conducive to being viewed on a mobile deviceand/or handheld device and or displayed in a virtual reality simulatoralong with other information for display in the simulator.

As one of ordinary skills in the art may understand, application server,patient database, and other databases mentioned herein may beimplemented in one or more servers. Furthermore, each may be on multipleservers to increase system efficiency, especially when handling largedata gathering, large amounts of information such as three-dimensionmodeling of patients, historical patient information, and/or followingextended rules for medicine and/or user profiles and calculating liveinputs and interactions of patient data and effects of varioustreatments. Additionally, multiple servers may have mirrored data toprevent data loss in case of disk failure and/or to decrease access andresponse times for database queries. In alternative embodiments,application server, and other database procedures may be carried out oncomputer-readable instructions and data stored on the users device andor in a cloud computing system. Additionally, system 10 includes and maybe run on one or more application programming interfaces (“API”) whichincludes tools and resources enabling a user to operate the embodimentsherein.

Cloud Computing System:

In the arrangement shown, as one example, system 10 includes a cloudcomputing system. Cloud computing system is formed of any suitable size,shape, and design and is configured to incorporate the functionality ofsystem 10 into a cloud database and computing system such that users canaccess the system from any location around the world where an internetor cellular communication, or other communication, can be made.

In Operation/Method of Use:

As one example of a method of use organization system, organizationprocess, learning system, memorization process, concept incorporationsystem, concept incorporation process, and processes is presentedherein.

It will be appreciated by those skilled in the art that other variousmodifications could be made to the device without parting from thespirit and scope of this disclosure. All such modifications and changesfall within the scope of the claims and are intended to be coveredthereby.

What is claimed:
 1. An organization and learning system, comprising: auser; a planner platform; the planner platform having a cover page; theplanner platform having a plurality of identification pages; wherein theidentification page includes a phone, an address, an email; the plannerplatform having inner pages; the planner platform having tabs; agraphical user interface; a monthly feature; the monthly feature havinga plurality of identifiers; the monthly feature having a title; themonthly feature having a plurality of monthly titles; the monthlyfeature having a plurality of date layouts; a weekly feature; the weeklyfeature having a plurality of identifiers; the weekly feature having atitle; the weekly feature having a plurality of weekly titles; theweekly feature having a plurality of date layouts; a plurality ofactivity pages; the plurality of activity pages having learning content;the plurality of activity pages having questions associated with thelearning content; the plurality of activity pages having answersassociated with the questions of the learning content; the plurality ofactivity pages having diagrams associated with the learning content; theplurality of activity pages having information associated with thelearning content; the plurality of activity pages having a skill levelassociated with a skill level of the user based on a periodic testingfeature; a gamification element; wherein the gamification elementprovides encouraging features which encourage the user to continue tolearn through a reward system; wherein the gamification element providesbadges; a plurality of core concepts; the plurality of core conceptshaving an understanding metric; the plurality of core concepts having aplurality of fillable forms; a budget platform; the budget platformhaving a monthly budget feature; the budget platform having an incomefeature; a quick reference guide; the quick reference guide providingvarious references for a particular subject matter; a life organizationfeature; wherein the system is configured to provide gamified learningof complex subject matter; wherein the system is configured to providebudgeting for the user of personal finances.
 2. The system of claim 1,further comprising: a second user; wherein the second user acts as atutor for the user.
 3. The system of claim 1, further comprising: themonthly feature having certifications; the monthly feature having aplurality of important dates; the monthly feature having a plurality ofexam dates; the monthly feature having encouraging features; the monthlyfeature having a plurality of goals.
 4. The system of claim 1, furthercomprising: a habit tracker.
 5. The system of claim 1, furthercomprising: the plurality of core concepts having information related toeach of the plurality of core concepts; the plurality of core conceptshaving a set of diagrams related to each of the plurality of coreconcepts; wherein the user of the planner platform learns and organizesinformation related to a medical specialty; wherein the user of theplanner platform organizes information related to monthly planning;wherein the user of the planner platform organizes information relatedto weekly planning.
 6. The system of claim 1, further comprising: adaily feature.
 7. The system of claim 1, further comprising: the budgetplatform having a wages feature; the budget platform having a loansfeature; the budget platform having an other income feature; the budgetplatform having an other debit feature; the budget platform having aplanned feature; the budget platform having an actual feature.
 8. Thesystem of claim 1, further comprising: a coloring fill feature; whereinthe user can fill shapes with various colors.
 9. The system of claim 1,further comprising: wherein the life organization feature includes amake connections feature; wherein the make connections feature isconfigured to connect in communication a plurality of users which arelearning and organizing in similar fields.
 10. The system of claim 1,further comprising: wherein the understanding metric displays to theuser what comprehension the user has of a particular subject matter;wherein the understanding metric is determined by a predetermined set ofrules based on a performance of the user; wherein the performance of theuser includes correct responses to questions; wherein the performance ofthe user includes incorrect responses to questions; wherein theperformance of the user includes understanding of diagrams.
 11. Thesystem of claim 1, further comprising: wherein the diagrams areassociated with a plurality of questions; wherein the diagrams areassociated with a plurality of answers.
 12. The system of claim 1,further comprising: the weekly feature having certifications; the weeklyfeature having a plurality of important dates; the weekly feature havinga plurality of exam dates; the weekly feature having encouragingfeatures; the weekly feature having a plurality of goals; the weeklyfeature showing days of the week; the weekly feature showing numbersassociated with dates of the days of the week; the weekly feature havinga notes feature; the weekly feature having a plurality of learninglessons; the weekly feature having a plurality of pop-up questions; theweekly feature having a plurality of questions; the weekly featurehaving a plurality of answers; wherein the plurality of questions areassociated with a plurality of answers.
 13. The system of claim 1,further comprising: the weekly feature having certifications; the weeklyfeature having a plurality of important dates; the weekly feature havinga plurality of exam dates; the weekly feature having encouragingfeatures; the weekly feature having a plurality of goals; the weeklyfeature showing days of the week; the weekly feature showing numbersassociated with dates of the days of the week; the weekly feature havinga notes feature; the weekly feature having a plurality of learninglessons; the weekly feature having a plurality of pop-up questions; theweekly feature having a plurality of questions; the weekly featurehaving a plurality of answers; wherein the plurality of questions areassociated with a plurality of answers; the weekly feature having aplurality of diagrams; wherein the diagrams are presented to the user;wherein the diagrams provide learning and knowledge for the user. 14.The system of claim 1, further comprising: the planner platform havingthank you notices; the planner platform having stickers.
 15. Anorganization learning system and process, comprising a user; a plannerplatform; the planner platform having a cover page; the planner platformhaving a plurality of identification pages; wherein the identificationpage includes a phone, an address, an email; the planner platform havinginner pages; the planner platform having tabs; a graphical userinterface; a monthly feature; the monthly feature having a plurality ofidentifiers; the monthly feature having a title; the monthly featurehaving a plurality of monthly titles; the monthly feature having aplurality of date layouts; a weekly feature; the weekly feature having aplurality of identifiers; the weekly feature having a title; the weeklyfeature having a plurality of weekly titles; the weekly feature having aplurality of date layouts; a plurality of activity pages; the pluralityof activity pages having learning content; the plurality of activitypages having questions associated with the learning content; theplurality of activity pages having answers associated with the questionsof the learning content; the plurality of activity pages having diagramsassociated with the learning content; the plurality of activity pageshaving information associated with the learning content; the pluralityof activity pages having a skill level associated with a skill level ofthe user based on a periodic testing feature; a gamification element;wherein the gamification element provides encouraging features whichencourage the user to continue to learn through a reward system; whereinthe gamification element provides badges; a plurality of core concepts;the plurality of core concepts having an understanding metric; theplurality of core concepts having a plurality of fillable forms; abudget platform; the budget platform having a monthly budget feature;the budget platform having an income feature; a quick reference guide;the quick reference guide providing various references for a particularsubject matter; a life organization feature; wherein the system isconfigured to provide gamified learning of complex subject matter;wherein the system is configured to provide budgeting for the user ofpersonal finances; wherein the user interacts with the graphical userinterface to learn lessons related to complex subject matter; whereinthe user interacts with the graphical user interface to answer questionsrelated to complex subject matter;
 16. The system of claim 15, furthercomprising: wherein the user interacts with the graphical user interfaceto answer questions related to diagrams related to complex subjectmatter.
 17. The system of claim 15, further comprising: wherein the userinteracts with the graphical user interface to plan the upcoming monthlyschedule of the user; wherein the user interacts with the graphical userinterface to plan the upcoming weekly schedule of the user.
 18. Thesystem of claim 15, further comprising: wherein the user interacts withthe graphical user interface to plan the monthly budget of the user;wherein the user interacts with the graphical user interface to plan theweekly budget of the user.
 19. The system of claim 15, furthercomprising: wherein the user interacts with the graphical user interfaceto connect with a plurality of users studying similar subject matter.20. A method of organizing and learning complex data, comprising:providing a planner platform; the planner platform having a cover, amonthly layout, a weekly layout, a habit tracker, and a life organizer;filling in information related to scheduling; reviewing complex subjectmatter provided; answering questions provided; receiving trackinginformation from a habit tracker; receiving encouragement from agamification element; utilizing quick reference guides to look upinformation in timed circumstances; tracking budget information.